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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-08-08

The store ship, the Wanderer, laden with
fee, water and such general supplies, will
keep with the largest number Of boats that
remain together. Two tons Of ice are pro-
videi, and that will help out the ''lemon-
ade7 question very greatly. IL is
very important, too, for ON such a
cruise a. this the Vice Commo-
dOre's vessel is closely observed, AS when
the club flag is displayed in the rigging, IL
denotes that a consultation has been ordered
over affairs Of most portentous moment,
and all the fleet captains then hastily tum-
BILE into their gigs and attend, for such a
summons is dangerous 10 disregard. At
these councils of war the ice and "lemon-
adeT come in very appropriately, and infilse
new life into the doughty mariners.
now THEY LIVE AND SLEEP.
The Claude, Glance Irene and Eta have
cabins and berths, so their occupants enjoy
themselves 10 the utmost. Tho cooking is
done az board, and, as the menu is ample,
''solid and fiuid," the jolly yachtsInen have
a fine time. The Jennie s., the Naomi, the
Rachel Miles and the Zinga are open boats,
but the cockpiB are converted into very
comfortable cabins. Tarpaulins are spread
over them, and rocked TO sleep by the lullaby
Of the waves the boys sink sweetly 10 rest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-29
LIVE STOCK MARKET
QUOTATIONS. OF DEEvEs TO-DAY.

Good Prime year ago So 609$6 90 and
the average estimated OF 20 80
past week were head and 266 head
more than the corresponding week last year. .
The supply OF Cattle has been fully equal 10 inc demand
with 100 carloads offered for sale on WEDNESDAY tne
was feeling before the finish although opening prices
strong especially Prime and Choice Beeves only
81 the market Friday but trade was SLOW ana
export Tile range Wednesday from 81 80 to
SIS Steers and Friday from 81 %
Br,sh markets ruled armer and Refrigerator Beef I'D
vanced I'D or &c while Desi American 1vo Caue
sold 12c and tops even as high as l2hc iof inc es
ted dressed weight. -,.
There was far demand week for both City and
Chicago Beef at 10 Sc for Ordinary 10 Choce
while Extra City Dressed sold atSi2c -, A..
Choice stock while Light Veas dull and IN rather over
The trade IN Sheep tDued unsatisfactory TO
both shippers and bncera sheep declined
both Wednesday and Thursday continuing dun with no
tho close yearling Lambs also de.
clined sal per ceut but raieda htte on reay' eo'S
Dressed Hogs tended early in the week bnt adj
vancod Wednesday. ruling steady 10 the close
few -tates have been sold alive al s60$6 20 "a. -.
BREVEs- Receipts yesterday and to-day were ia cars OF
24b head-S7 at Jersey Ciy and % cars at
rivals uptown included 50 for MI EASTMAN cars
Kaufman Strauss 10 Tor Stern q Mtzker anu
there were only Of local stock for sale Tweye cars
at Jersey City went direct TO ue Eugn@r
caroids held 80 on sale The markes
brisk at full Fridays prices Tor All ueslraD
closed little dull for rough coarse cav e ana
late rated tribe lower About everything was
ordinary TO prime sold at 81 50es5 60 choice and
7nd 0O outside figure for IL ancasters soiu
BIs ranged from s3 80 to 81 dry and mixed lots
FROM IS 40 10 81 20 old from VI 80 D 222% -.
The weeks shipments Cattle and sheep and Dressed
Beef and Mutton were as i0loWs;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-29
EUROPEAN PaoDuoE MARKETS n

LIVERPOOL March bertrand Out
81 Is 6d Long MideA 3os Cd; short Clear Middle.
lOa Od Rios sos Cd Shoulders 29s I'd cwL Beer
7ss 3D. for Extra Mess Prime Mess 6OA Cd PORK
Prime Mess t7a I'd. per bbL, Primo Mesa Eastern
s7s 3D. Western GA I'd Iard-American. 35s Prime West
ern SIS 3d.; Lard on 32s 3D. Hams-Long Cut. 49u.
shoulders Buttr-9Os Cd. cwt for hnest Cnitei
states Cheess-American Choice. sos Cd Wheat-Red
Western spring ia 2asIa "a; I Rel Winter q r. 2
spring "a !d New Miied Western a s>s California NO
duce-Srs Of Turpentna 39s obi do ut London 2ss Cd
american Red 4ss. per ewt fslow.S.5 Cd per cxt
Elmo American. 23a Oh; Primo CITY, 22a Oh per cwt
Ronnconmon Sc Ga, Pale ia Cd Sos o. Lnsced p OF
hnd quarters ND. fore quarters PA per hSps a. Lon;
don-NewY0rk State, ~ loA Vd cas- Vs. ID Cottonssod
OIL. Liverpool make lSA ID.
reccptso Of wheat tor tne past week from Atlantic
81 quarters from Pacific. ports 81 900 quarters; from
other sources. 240Vo quarters o...
reOepts for the week were $4,000
LONDON March 2a-Prodnce- Lnsssi on. 81 0al I'D ~
3D. per evil Calcutta Llnseed STA Cd per quarters Ian
seed Cake 20 los Cd. pcr Refined Peroaenm iio
S6 led per gallon; Spirits q Turpcntne rs % pet
cwt Pale bd. 1lla Cd Pruvisons-lard. 3ta VI per
twt for American. sugarl2s I'd per swt Tor Cuba Gen.
trugal a6o and 10s Cd Is Sd for Muecovaao
fair refining anuak Australian Tall0wBeef 24s al o26s
Id Mutton, 26s Cd 116x ID. Cecanut 0lt-Coyon, G2o
Cocln 9y7 American Refiig Beef ia 0d tor
hind quarters "a Sd Tor fore quarters pcr SD ~ the
BaEMKS March 2s.-P Petroleum marks 30 pfenninxa
vueox'sLArd sossdas " msrks 70 ptsnnngs pc llv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-29
THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per EortA River. Yessels and Ro0roddA
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

COFFEE-A further advance values established by
sellers to-day demand back ward at tho adva
Atthc close l5e asked for fair Hio spot invoices
baes 1000 bags No at Sc The milder growths were
strong In sympathy and also quite active Sales
bags Marcabo $40 bags Laguayr 34o bags Cear 500 bags
BnczraanEA 342 Jamaica and 300 pecus Tior me
last at The option list excited and active the sale:
reaching Il9 76O cables tho shorts owed
adecded disposition to cover at the opening advancing
represented advance OF 10 go points for tho day
fofows January, ls7511as5; February 1900 8 sbJ
March. 1880 1885 April 1880 MAY. 1850 IL 66
5Sne isSosl3e5; Jnly iseoSiSss Angus. lssSS
vember l376al3s0; December 13.76013.S0.
coTr0n-wth strong market for options early In the
day prices for actual further advanced &c but
the tone at the close rather The sales wero 1893
bales doc saturday EVENING" eli OF which for consump
ton Tho port receipts to-day 4Sl3 bales comparing
with 7O<8 bales Tits day last week and 04lO this day
Since the port receipts have
been 6oso47 bales against <77ss7S bales for the zane
period last yeaE
Quotations revised American sandardot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-29

Westp 0rsanGy la0l9c; State Dairy tuba eaIs
psry arkins and tlhe 01lecs st.ts Dai2 ntiins ~
home t, %S ssp:p st:ss Ya.s .c ssn
1ih6l2bal Rsnnsyiymia sitnA 1t92xa kgg,vA.e
en-. l6018soJ eouthsrn. lA013A
sUoAR-For raw sugar thers little demand. but val
ees were ven held g s4ot+e for nolassss = eIegsSc
600 bags Beet e ia a. cost and freight Heaned
s5-ibcd Cubes 6'sao loi6cI Po.dered 15ise: drsns
hated. isisei Mouid A., sI9e lslss,j confsctien
x.sseS%s, white EN-. SSSes Rxin c. sSs4 ISisca
C.4a041r.i Yellow. <L04tc.
sTEA RfNE-Has fair demand. City quoted % To
Sales 100000 City April to. olcomargarne quoted q
7c a.
quoted &C &c. Sales. Is 600 n. &c.
wOOLA quiet easy market but with few actual con-
cessions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-29
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
rt,tg,cn 1T pam ursNEIppffs and ON Ana.
EUROPEAN FfxANcGAL Markets

LoSDoS. March za.-I2:@o p m-Consois lol 1919 for
both money the Dnad states Per Cent
BoHi. lJDs do Four and Hall Per Cent Bonds. III q
Atlantic aud Gtst We-tern prst Mortgage Trustees crru
ncaes. tIs: do. SECOND Mortgage. Pacfc
Gy Erio. - as do Second COsDis. lD2 Paul Common
SIS NeW-Nork Central. 49, Ponusy wanna, 69Ts
r,iIs advioes rhros Psr Cont DO francs
II y conincs fOr the accounL
y. nted States Fonr and Hair Per cent bonds.
IL Atlantic and Great western FIRST Mortgage trustees
Certificates 49 do second Mortgage. Canadian Pacl
tic a.; trl. 30 = Mexican Ordinary GJ ST. Paul Com
mon % Nos York Central l5S Pcnnsy wanna " Read,
ing. 2Or
Canata Northwest Land Company, B.
The OF bullion tho Bank OF England
on balance to-day in II. 900
Paris ntvces Per Cent Rentes at - francs
bI ccnttIncs for account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-29

FLOUR AND MEAL-FLoUR-There was not much lifo
Of e&porer S Prices rule ay showing no decided change
500 Ss g &c Gr N, 800 w S nde, 400
bills Pine SoSsS CO. and 50 10 FOR Fancy; 700 bbs SUI
Sd * l"ss 49, s7c S' bS Winter % Extra
. 1oS q "a A IS o a" to Goo I
Sooq r G Zoo me s ,'e' % or 81 3d.
the sales were $500 Ibis. Tor eIRort. Quotations
y "7S6ss5 30 Lstr. 10 IS 1898 G9 GOOD e Fancy
I 30 e. 4 co. c GSSP Rs to oo % Efa Is ss
g 70 Far ar EE 0o e Maa. S o9S TO TO
Z T. s:S S$s &; % $siel %' = ioss e
Patent WcI wheat k'l, = 4 toS e. %5 city S NH
salos COO Common 20 FAR Extra a. 81 indf o. and
Far 10 choice 81 sS. 700 s nhS2s az 81
- 20 @ CORN MEAr- yellow Western quoted q 50
%mrnr '-G'S Tds 81 g ), ssl 81 7'
sgAIN-wHEAr-The market had much healthier APP
pearanco tOay mainly To uniIyOraoo crop reports Inc
options advance sale leading 10 more activity closing ~
sc " hc me SS SH tse sEtrco view! 81 holders maternity
check trading. salo.-o $4,000 bushels future 1000
ROT Gps'e 80 Red sls ~ elevator o. Vs.
DO Apf ai@apl -. closing at 81 %c, Do MAY. 81 b9
sc ia JuIy a. a se c closing at 81 &c, do August
sgls closing At w. 81 ~, do sep.e% re i,r VI AZ ~ &C.
elo"ppy a. 95,c; do janusry 9j 49, closing
at 3Sic February clos st 9j',c; do ruh closing
May OBJ. S9l'-c closne at 90 RY n Dull and mn
CORS-ORsl grades are nighcr by "a least 20 Se per
aie demaud continues slow the options hal very tto
attention PAGES advanced IA N al the outset ana nulht
Tho afternoon the changes III not amount ~ muc rOrlg
SIos20 1000 bushels iutute lOOO
bushels sro: including Unarsdd Mixed az 4sa ~ i
Steamer. a. &c elevator, No. = 4s - 10 elevator
Steamer White. 6ostc. delivered; NO.
March closing 4Sc do APRIL 1876, closing At 4Stci
closing -; Juv. 49's0fJ -. closing at 40
OAT~-I Dc var material since our last
report whole the general market was wei support
trading light. and tu speculation continues so"
saes 900 bushels future 5000 bnshes spot nciulng
Ma IS n SIC. WnIe SIC. N1 = 81 Ig@5i So 90.
White 37'. a3sc Ma White SIC; hvef western 80 %
sc, WHIT do. $50 i2c.: White state. AOci NO = MHcl
* Nd3i' closing 3if.c; 10 APRIL 3! c. closing al
"a - dn May 80 fs closing 10 % &C., do June 81 s CLOS
mr At JiAc so. Whto APr 1t Jsc...FEED - i'et III"
Nc%York Produce Exchange statement OF visible supply
March 20. 1887 - ~, p,..
and xnoat o. I73Gssls 39s7o76 1921 $50 l4si2l6
I n.r.,se 7Gl ri llIG5j $3.50 l52,5ii
Visible supply IA Unliol states and Canada
Wheat Corn. oats. Rive. BARLEY.
March 2G 6gs 1868 SIS 39s7075 Ss2sl5 43L2i0
March a. 5sl7s425 IGs6aoe2 Aoss77l sooeo5 l0ss76o
Maren n 4o7743oo IS 7o7o7s s5so92o S45ooG Lodo7o
March ~ .4s cco97s 055s2s3 &OsGls2 35ol55 2ols2i
1873 "
minneapolis and ST. Paul not included
stoe In store m New York and Jersey city grain
h,l1 prails
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-29


The stock speculation to-day was simply further de-
veopment OF the broadening out OF the market when
began the latter part Of last week Unq9estionanly
there wider and moro extensive demand for securi-
ties than has been witnessed before since the beginning
of the year. Generally the market opened hgher
than Saturdays closing figures The disposition OF the
roontraders was to think that the opening was TOO
spirited hold. and they generally were free sellers Tor
a small reaction. There declines I'm tho first twenty
minutes OF y per cent, but the buying continued ana
prices improved i'll after o'clock. For the remainder
Of the day fluctuations limited 10 small fractions
and business was somewhat checked by more activity IN
the call loan market The rate for money advanced TO
per cent, and probably larger proportion OF tho
cent than has been done at as high n rate
on any preceding day this month. There we're
indications Of manipulation in the money market
and II there OF It's object was TO check te
improving tendency OF the stock market that IT should
not become too rampant Mt 40 early stage In the game
While everything participated In the In proyenent and
closed higher than their opening figures. II not close hp
the beet prices 0f the day. the percentage or gains
over saturday evening irreguariy distributed 1he
amounting IN 4OGl07 shares unusually
well distributed throughout the list OF speculative stocks
No stock recorded 5000 shares. And This IL n
pretty good indication OF Increasing interest In inc
general market, which despite tho money furry closed
strong
Government bonds in good demand at the Offices
OF the large dealers. and the market strong bids
were higher for the d. and for tho los and lower
for the 80. Annexed are tho closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-29
AucrIoN sALEs or WOOL IN Lon Dos.

LoNDoA March 2s.-There COOL attendance At tho
wool raes to-day The brisk demand OF previous days was
continued Ind fu prices obtained for all kinds
greay heino~ which slightly easier There were vAsJ
bales oueiuft Following arc the days Transactions.
Vttoria-sales 200 balss scourvi, llddls Sli no.
loo Ks aha pieces ti a la I'D. greasy. lOd 70 ii ID
New South wal Wales 600 bnlos; secured. Is Is1 "a
Ia I'D do locks aud pieces issls 2Si; greasy, hid
vtyt.i do. locks and pecrs 81 ri aSLi.
south Ausrxiiates, 2CUU bales scourei Is 2yt ais
Adj do locks and pieces III vii greasy 3D. 0ls do locks
and pieces, y III 1SLL
Queensland sales 1890 baeA. secured Is. r 92s 2yd;
do and pieces y wi 21 sroasy, I'd ola Id
do locks and pieces. 5d.d3d
Eew-Zeaiandssies T. 800 bales secured lid. ola NJ;
do locks aud pieces ID 6IVhi greasy. I'd dlS do locks
pieces. Sgd. al0Ld.
Eiver-saies 100 baisss ACQUIRED. L. I'd Ola 3S6;
Cape Hope NaalsaIss, LOO bales secured,
Ohd. IL. g.; greasy, 4 ID Dl0d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-29

HAY AND sTRAw-A mOacrate business Is passing. but
HOPS uycra their purchases TO actna require
and ss ass 1 c: sny S"S Common to Ood Is
lsc. 1850. Primo to 'holcs ,% Ecs, y. @a
90 d. Common to Good IGdlec d. 1852 Good o 70
Es and "a So o ocd English crop 1885,
'M0IHssEs-A dull market at l9al9Hc. for boiling
and stsay at o.; ; ns :o .Po or
the EXCHANGE - 10 tons do 22to' 10 TONS May.
IN ono" for the Say Ito tons sales
Of cnli nars onon for tie day $50 tone Ae"as''"y
sAv&t Splits price, sse sG;
held STRAINED Rosin ii % III Good strained ~ Iugsi l.
s. d. 70 H. :" !. z 81 81 G. 10 "" $500
oisrhere wa. nothing OF Importance developed on the
market today Business in all directions y .ca summer
yeios fair to prime 80 e: white. 80 4oc COCOA
n% SsyS@ &C. GSs.. 1 sS &c. Goo wes,sa i6
prime present make eOe Men6aen eIn SOUND sne z1@
crude 9sc, pssy. yfnSr 7Sc bieachsd
saa, ps. 7o ee.eHsa 's D aeS winter ioc
extra blsached 4ac.; Mustard Seed. i6e.
OCEAN FREIGnTs-Asdo from fair movement a 70 ,ns
phshed. Ka,ss in general weak BERIl ESGAoE-
sfhTMnroENSSs1g PsTi N k,se %
and G hence 90 chr: SoG Sar Zoo SS
IA Msteaneso from rn aSrSIa A an
s% ss: ship 1900, oS5S
hence ta Sl.s C.S
MISCELLANEOUS CHA KrER~--bostou lo'n J.
brig with asphaltm ON private terms; oeba ee, W
with general cargo and back with sugar .,n,.r
schooner. genera cargo; Montreal from Ouo"' ''
with sugar, - IS and lJc. - -.
PROyfSIONS-PORK-Ther wae very H,uo SUI p W VIC
trading today with exporters sui holding eaek fr M
private terms Ness quoted sl6 g6Sslo 20 Tor Ha
$40 80 for Now sl5 75asl6 90 for FANNY ness si'~
x Clear Back and so for Extra 1s
h na Mesa: F' ss
;saay cp %1cRi.s c1e. e +
average I've Piesied Bcnes ~ ID g.otea ~:
Picked Hama IL .1li aci Picked sh9an Nj la
Hams IL Lal2ac; smoked shouldefs. N DD xh
Dull and no,nnay unehanged Long Giea ~ ,r ,nnn,rx
steady prces City Heavy TO Light 20 LIZ,
RD-symts thzing with the Nes, she .on yer
was bus To-Day Prices advanced 7@o points surng INC
eary hourn frpm which variations were mol mAtera
ciosng the best rates Sales 80 as
onotsd 7.9oc. Contpent, sO5dsl5c soaM Amsrcan !gy
S76sS. closing i6ec $50 June TIA s17Gc; slosng
lsSSS' .BUTfEk. CHEESE and Edds Butter-ihs
Monday trading Elstn Creamery. 80 csss rep s,S,
DAIRY hall arfn TAB. aysiS h.ss%s. Essss gs
inatatsn Cxsamssy. aoS2SeS keLlb Ns22c old Saisss-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-29

The company's balance shset 10 novelty In showing
balance cash end cssh resources oyer current hab
stsre0typod balance on the other sda for several yeaf
Under the present management and d1rin9 tnir;y
months the company has wiped out net noaang oeos
81 S9 while funded debt OF tho system has been
companies has been diminished only S2650o. Last
year the construction account increased
The general balance OF the Union Pacific proper
Il 1881 mes) respective date compairs follows
COMPARATIVE RALANCEaHEET.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-29

81 Good Ordinary ga MiddIIng 1910
The option market active. With firm advtces
from Liverpool and light receipts at tho ports first prices
showed advance OF points this and points advance
the Throughout the the tone
strong but the day advanced realizing selling set IN and
the closed weak advance for the day OF los
points tho and OF september whle the
later months showed az points decline Sales. 2l27OO
n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-29

state bonds were neglected with sales only OF Ala
sold 400 at ia. and Metropolitan u5l at 37ia.
Tho market for railway bonds was only moderately
were quiet NJ an advance to 09Ss0O0Ls Missouri
Kansas aud Texas general Us At l0. and The
second were strong l00l2 aud 92Hs rcYeciiyeiy
West shore 4s we're saist at ~ Gy l02 u
- per cnt 10 9Gie. Ohio Southern hrsts
~. NewYok Chicaso AMI al Louis hr' a,'ented Hero
nnncr at %. New-IOFk city aud Northern general re-
graph Us were active ~ yreiui, Midland income,
w,%e strong at0GA.. Green Bay. Nnona aud ~ Paul
incomes active and ro-r 10 A. Detroit. Ma"kuao
aud Marquette and grants were arm at an ay anc. Ia -
Denver aud ITO Graudc consul IL rose Ia ami closed al ~
isass aud II9 for is99.. and Central Pacific irst,
1l7i29Il7 for ls9s. oregon short Line 6s were up
weak per cent decline Ia IL - and recoNcr" "a %.
the nrsi Rios being steady at 7tl2e - Font Worth
and Denver frss active up a. 30 '2do3A Atlantic
aud Pacific g. sold up n -B and cosedai 9G against ~
saturly, and the incomes we're higher -, 29't -
Louis Arkansas AMI Texas r-ts sold mp Ia l'l . hut
closed unchanged AT 1904 and the seconds we're strong
529 Colorado Coal and Iron rsis declined @is to lVl
or unlisted securities dealt in ut the stock Exchange
Cotton seed on oertliac soid tilOJl
ton Hartford aud Ere-Kno ,ltons-tlOOI at
2o2.a30L. Chicago ami Indiana Coal Rail.
way 900, 63A a6iaa0i and preferred
eos, at OH a05. Chicago and Atlantic bench ares
Il 900, At 9lqao Florida Hallway and Navigation d"ol
al preferred 800 at ~. Lake Erie and Western
Fort wichita uOOl s. Phenix Mining az 400
al - 2Ja$jdTi ~ y, Security Milling and Mining
q roo at 40 7JdS6. and 81 Kelvin t6lOO at Is d1OGOl
ais a0Gs cents
Money was more active and ruled between ~ and
cent, aud exceptionally at per cent closing at per
cent The sub-Ireasury WAS debtor Ut the Clearing
House $l79.3jj and h redeemed 10000 trade dollars.
The subj rcasury to-day gained on balance S67s93o.
made M 10y gain O sG-l .G7J less currency loss
OF -. IA. The days operations covered: Receipts.
~ sol sJ3 payments, Sl,l22.96f; currency balance,
IL 1858. 255; coin balance, Sl57,4l9ls5
The Clearing House Al ,tenent Today follows:
Exchanges, SIl6.OOI 439; balances, - .OZ2.22G
The United states Treasury at WASHINGTON received
S2-1 900 National bank notes Tor redemption.
The customs receipts SG40,J3l, and the internal
revenue receipts SJs7,6JO.
The foreign exchanges were weaker ana rates Tor ser
ling were lower. We revise quotations for business ~
follows: Bankers bills. ~ - and ~ 81 for long aud
short sterling respecuyoly OIL q aud Tor francs
9Ji aud Jj for reichmarss 40s and fO for glildeis
IN London British cOnsOls l. easier at lOl lJ-lb
for both money and Money III the market
WAS pcr dis Of bankers bills The Bank
OF England gained s2O.OJU bullion on balance Amer
lean opened with full responses To saturdays
LATE home advances aud generally made additional I'M
provcnens to the close, keeping pace with the New
York quotations up 10 noon Al Paris French j per
cents declined " SOG2 = francs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-29

AxrwRRr March 2a.-Pesroleum-Fne PsieAmerica1, y
franco "a = uad Ard 10 81 ceutimes sel!ee
Wilcox closed u VI francs % cenues poe 100 klos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-29

SPIRITS OP TURPRNTINA
CuARLEsfos. March 2o-TurpentiBe steady at S6A
SAVANNAH. March 3S-Tufpontlne firm az Stc-
WILMINGTON AArch 2o.-Iurpeaune dull 81 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-29

"A LXs AT THE CoSs0LiDA TED STOCK AND Pk7Eo-
LEUA EKCHAHGE
sJOcKA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-29
WHITE STAR LINE
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,u,,,,, uNIIEU bfAHAs I'LL p - - H..s n a
oERnANIc. Capt H,.ih -, wedassiAy ARr,i = IN
BRlTANNIC Capl Perrv-..--. wetl esday. AgL 10 50
BArEsssoau sse ssa - "a siSa RssSrn sickseses
faves.oas tetma ssssIa&s tsea e. =, ~ o4
ouyh q escursn, Sen tsf nspessIsa e ysms - 49,
~iernaeea spp1 - - eeavanys sesA N~ " ssssasek
HI Co8TIA AGA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-29

TINHE u, s. AND BRAZIL MAIL IS. CO.
Il Americas passenger line.
Tor Thomas Barbados. Para AarAnsam. Psrnaubueo
Rio do Janer connecting for santos Aontsvt1e6
aud pertA
FROM n % port News Va. thlrd dsg After ~ u =.
PAUL y uERaARD 4 co. Cen AE'tA ~ BrOaL-st, u Z,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-29

Total ....... 1922 333 524 s2262795o9 s230.03osb9
The respective debit balance for 1885 and the creu
balance for 1885, as set down in tho foregoing balance
sheets. derived as follows:
Lfdbitines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-29

Total bush. 7.09s9Gl s2S792o ll.927435 7I2S.0si
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-12-27
GEORGIA'S CAPITAL.
The Day Given Up to Merry Making
Crimes and Casualties

The Day Given Up to Merry Making
Crimes and Casual ties.
ATLANTA, Dec. 26.--Probably no South
ern city was more given up to Christmas
hilarity than Atlanta. All the public de-
pa rtments, City State, and Federal, were
closed. Banks, stores and barrooms were
closed and all business was suspended.
Crowds came in from out Of town and the
people took the streets. Every imaginable
noisy demonstration was indulged in. There
were fireworks tonight OF every descrip-
ton, general and prolonged. A large num-
ber of station house cases were made to-day
as drunk and disorderly and the number is
increasing tonight.
VIII RASPBERRY, a young man, was acci-
dentally shot to-day with a pistol by his
uncle, James RASPBERRY, a Texas stockman
The ball entered the left side of tho neck
and came ont at the small of the back. The
wound will likely prove fatal.
To- hight j. II. Speer, of McDonougi,
brother of c. NJ. speer, editor of the Henry
County Weekly, was backed on by switch
engine and dragged some feet before the
engine stopped. The result is a broken leg.
The bone is protruding, but amputation is
not necessary tonight
During the day, bullet from small pis-
tol struck a young negro In the forehead.
knocking him down. Upon examination
the bullet as found under the skin fat
tened against the skull. No damage was
done.
Two boys were accidentally shot, but not
seriously injured.
Hal Northen, prominent and populs
young business man, died this morning of
consumption